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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-26
AnInsane Duchess

vienna, March 25.-Duchess OF Cum
beriand, who has bee lme mentally af-
fected. has been placed in private
insane asylum.
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"HACKMETACK, lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and so
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'S
Drug Store CASH 13
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PLEASE REMEMBER THAT GLENN's Sui
PHUR SOAP presents all the advantages
of Sulphur Baths at a cheap rate.
HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC, a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-26

GROUP, WHOoPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by A. c. Smith &
Co., druggists. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-26

Notice of time and place for the hearing of
petition for admission to Probate
of will.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-26

In the matter of the estate of John Masters,
deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

discoveries which add SO much to the interest OF
the subject and 1t is to be hoped that other
wealthy Americans may follow the example OF Mr'
Lorllard and connect their names with furtn"r eA'
ploration of a region which presents go 'enp'ins
and rich field for antiquarian enterprise.
Mr. Alien Thorndike Rice has written an intro
duction to NJ Charnay's book. which will mako It's
perusal much more interesting to the general read
or. The translators have done their work well Oh
the whole, though we notice a few slips here Is
an instance Up. 1867; Tine banks of the lagoons
are clad with thick, long grass in which naked ur-
chins and ducks innumerable seem to luxuriate
all day long, alternating with plunges into the
water putting at cigars nearly as Dig as toem-
selves" The spectacle Of innumeraole ducks
smoking cigars nearly as big as themselves Is GER
tainy entlcinQ. but probably not exactly tha'
which the author intended 10 describe. The Illus
tra,ions are numerous and excellent but 1t is to be
regretted that so important book Is not furnished
with an index.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

The interest recently taken in the fascinating auto
biography this and rova lady causes the
issue OF new edition OF this book In Mr. Howess choice
series autobogaphies Other volumes include Goldon
Alderr "Marmonte" "Gibbon." Herbert Of Cherbury"
and 'Ewood." with preliminary Critical and Biographical
Essays &C. BY Mr.. Howells vola Little Classic Size
So the set
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Justrnetion.
For Young Ladies-City.

AlISS JAUDON'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Nl aIs Mam,ouave. will reopen Monday. October s.
Girl, prepared for Columbia Preparatory and Coiesia"
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
u broadway. tsdet siss ysas r:spsns ssps tS
SsomS suSn s'i instsppctsu Scrossh T. RoB1Y W.
W. II q ESxDRtCksoh. friAsiyalA
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Nf,p Publications.

EVERYBODY IS DELIGHTED with Mary
II J. Holiness new novel, "GRErCHEN."
IS DELIGHTED with Mary
II j. Holiness novel, "GRETCHEN"
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TICKNOR & CO., Boston.
EVERYBODY Is DELIGHTED with Mary
IL J. Holiness new novel "GRETCHt ~"
EVERYBODY Is DELIGHTED with Mary
II j. Holiness new novel, "GRETCHEN"
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XOM. w. RICHARDS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS
w rsopsns on MONDAY, SEPT 20, At l.t7o broadway.
Send for catalogue wM w. RICHARDS lasrvard
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Jre CREAM
feaal Notices,

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU rHK COLLECTION OF TAXES )
BUILDING No. 81 CHAhBRRssI, ,,o, |
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOTlCE IL
hereby that the assessment rolls OF real estae
property bank stock In the city and County OF
NewYork 1887 and the warrants for the couec
ton delivered and tnst
the rolls are now due and payaos
Of this Office. A.. ,,v-.un..
next person paying shall b entitled 70 inc osnenu
mentioned In Section BAG Of the York CITY Consoda
tion 1882 viz arsduction Of Interest the rae .,
between the day o. sueh paymen ana
Wv Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

NEW AMI
Elegantly illustrated Edition Of the Great French Classic
LES MISERABLES.
BY VICTOR HUGO.
Translated from the French by Isabel F. Hapgood
With 160 fupage illustrations printed on fine caiendered
paper and bound In neat and attractive STYLE vols"
CLOTH gilt top, 81 SO; half calf s15 Popular edition In
volume. limo, 81 so.
at is hardly undue praise to that Miss Hapsoods
flexible sympathetic translation Is the best one that
critical authorities the permanent sandard"-Iraveer.
miss Hapgoed Is OF the best translators we hAve
and in the translation Miscrables she surpasses all
her predecessors. THE Beacon
THE publishers have made this book very attractive
They commended not only for the edition before
u.s. but more especially for o popular edition, which
will make great work accessible 10 wider class OF
readers. "-Advertiser.
T. Y. CE0wELL CO.,
10 Aston Place, New York
EVERYBODY Is DELIGHTED with Mary
IL j. Holiness new novel. GRETCHEN"
EVERYBODY Is DELIGHTED with Mary
IL J. holmes. new novel, GRETCHEN.
MEMOIRS OF THE MARGARINE OF
BAIREUTH.
2vols g. Edited and with charming Introductory essay
by
VIM. d. HowELLs.
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miscellaneous.

INFANTS and Children enjoy unusual health
Philadelphia The reason T. careful mothers eve them
TARRANT a CO.. 27s 0rssnwichsLI IL. KLEIN q CO..
a. Courtla ndt st., Agents. New YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

f1ls ls tts s2et oAs< of kes NcIlyDn 49,
1ss his1eF lie lisot,rtei znt fsllsed 81
altcAI ..cfrs t1r lssill trlauuai
kts Nc.ilynp "a nQi pUulsae1 for ti-
p1.iEas a. ssst Is slae never uof AS
b.sloI csef uletsles ~tI1 iaarlirs aad ls.Il.
u.s stc ull be is I.lnlsi.el iof tls haii
~ tas iAlse theories thai saalelllaus ul.ieF.
lls i.s aes aut iery nt-, lle alc iuf ia
1ls.,t~.3lr14t Aus sec.cif El-si have
l.sser ~ pauisl 1lsonejaeui Aua iailng
l.lel1 n~rs "a Ia ~ other ~as - .ossi
- eKp4lslsu - II = lAtl1ill a. upl
sllos y ltl t4t1olc principles le u4anol a.
lu fzsf ls l. 10 mOrt . Catholic The Church
ruAY sometimes oe sio~ and ~aitiug rather
long lsr her divine Master s0uegli iaes does
9th as. ouf nevertheless she Is sofs O.
come oo~u upon ever error aud false
hood fruieSi4nts have lately often acted
differently. Several times Il they f09na
members even Professors snd bishops, who
taught contrary to their pretended tenetsl
they have trioi them. f0und tbem guilty.
aid permitted them 10 hoid tbeIf positions.
This seems 10 me slgD Of seegB1ss o.
sickness. ike body that has no foroe 10
throw oul no1io0s aud heterogeneous
matter.
C. Y. SFUa
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

II women would only take better care -
thor faef There woulo ~ fewer complaints =
both muddy camplerious and eruffiuus -
the skin Next iu imp1rta'ire. 81 NOT equal
- It. after heaiflfpi Diet cornes core ~ She
fcet. Noi one woman in zen res absolutely
vlr1n. dry feet fram oefoier fo MAY The
fest ought aieavs - - warm. in sTaie -
weather phich means warm Stockings frr-
ouenfiv changed and sfout. Trick hoets IN
cold weather ln addition g. warmly clDfh-
ing fhe feef trV cverv night. iu-i iefore rstir
inr. clipping fhe .aies of tife feef ir oaid water
on irefarf Quickly rnhlfne dry vitt towel
end eft4Gvari heatinr fH few rI.riItfs 30
fore t',s fre Hv Observing fbe above F1g
resfions fhe circulation in v-ur lr~re -
fremifies g- ~ good 81 fuilnoes - fhf bead
aud T.sir'faItors rf fhe hearf r'i ~ rfierer
fhe r'lsri.a ifrrfrrei end heaifh made
/ better ia rrff respects
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13


Miss Laura Wells will give musicale at
Royal Arcanum Hall on Saturday evening.
Thst portion OF the programme in which
she viii take part is as follows PRAYER
Ave Maria Bach. GounOi. MelOi:e" "5pera,
Rotoli.. Rect. and CAvauna, K pbertO -, tn
che adore. from Robert LeDiaDle Meyer
beer. song MY Darling Was So Fair"
Tsubert and by request. La FlOraJa-FlOwer
girl s0ug-Biyignani. The first selection
will De accompanied by violin obligattO.
by Prot Force.
Tue latest gifts % the O,Wash Ia Nong
Club arr. a handsome embroidered plush
pitnO scarf from l.. +. Chase a pair Of
massive bronze vases from II. Leonard &
sons. a very tns regulator clock from J. c.
Herkner. a large bronze vase from the
Iobey Furniture Company. Of Chicago. a
nae specimen OF stuffed alligator in the
form II "A card case, from Florida. from l..
" Campbell. handsome bound illustrated
catalogue aod OArsmau Manual from Dr.
r 5 Holmes.
Mr. AL Severance. Of the Griswold House.
Detroit IS the guest OF Nr l.. furtcler.
Gr -ere-auce went through the -Wash-fa-
Nong Cllb house yesterday. and % u.e his
Vurls "I have been through many club
houses IN me country bar you can Gamble
on .f have never seen hner quarters for q
snce remains over f9r the annual ball
fn letter 70 a friend Mr. Charie- Bene-
ics. formerly of this city. ssvs. II have
ifn@ position a. Jacksonville Fla. The
climate is simply inf. and can't saw that
2 would willingly change f,r that ~ Mime
sofa The place IS Simply cruwdei with
travellers. expeCt 90 leaTe fsr the North
in the Spring
The neE rooms ~ the O-Wssh- ts- Nons
r.la sfe well psl-0n zai there being an aver
srs attend tlce eacn evening 0i ssseufV tive
t1 one llutred. Zoe midday iuuehe9 are
growing very popular aai large numbers
E af oar prominent business men may be
flnni a. the Ciuo house taking lunch
F daily
E SIR ard Nrs John 3 Allen. ~ Chicsro
VII have been F.siHng re.stvps here f1r
f tne nasf week ieff yesterday for Nasser1n
T from whence trey wiil return boone Mrs
f AIIen is better <rown here bv the maiden
nsrie of Nss Florence Blss. WATCH she
F .asf several montns sEa.
Mt Al Phillips ous Of the - srornira'
f .annrs ~ Chicago and director ~ rrn.fs
rnsrrb ehair rtare. has 1,en vis.rfnr as.
. ooF aaoi fr.enf ilr H g. 6r.sha~l af Cherry
Nr 'aii le Fatei a few music IaT
f e-s as-s on FRIDAY sveaias.
Tna I~sh American rf-arsrv -rirfr VII
F nrIi reer ~ ross sIterIs.r f1 nra-.ar
fIa nrfer t1a avs provided fr sirr q.
.'e- n tfs ~tss aeaer fn- ns fr+
lr-h American literary srrer ~ ersn
ssofs
TIE faieiFo IeeF sni SAFE Company ~f
se1r f1rr -l rr.aEl He-s-t .srr f..
sr 1ns af tne- ras ga
sle.I Safes sifrn tn@ rls ass f-. n
lns nev ~ sen-ls- .nE Dh
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

I'd t1I- .lfF lsAl ,laarler 411 49, -e.-l
sss 4sFs 14rilx -sf $50
ras 0fsn Hsss1 Gao gave t1~ AS "a
l1-.f rlea-al1 ~ as y 90 les isf rt~.--As O.
as.s.sa dal If41ln1 a8l q -ns spf-@-
see NE .eatlrvs "a t1e sFe1tas
n ID A k-1ial - ia t1~ c.is ester
lay alt-l.iilE .l &c reulsa. ~ Is .o--~
1.s.i efec.s g. li~tryit acre -s 4D1 RS
~.is -. RESIDE .~ralalealiy-
Nfs A8is8 s 0.soda. a. las ssne q
"a. As9lslll1 pa Or .lrve no1fc :
saL 81 q lo1Man : 4-Artef0d a. llS
.1 lgue
Nv ID 4 Armstrong " Tarner-st-. 81
D1c.s 1sr TREND Nis. A44i Ayllnz. "
Lansing Ia tne fJF the o. y ash a Nons
o4lL
Mr. and Mrs r. 5ezliy, Of Batter softa-
ave. very pleasantly entsrtz eet about
niry 81 Their frieais THURSDAY egening
Af. Aad Mrs Frank Leonard and dAagh-
ter ana Mr. Fred Le0aafd l-ft yesterday tOr
Nss York and other Eastern points.
Mrs. Dr. shepard ~ili give large pro-
gresslEe eGeare party Oh saturday niSnt
ElShEy invitations have Deen Issued
A shaio~ social sil be given a. Eureks
Hali Plalndeld ave, next saturday nlght
for Earexa Lodge. %. G. r
Mrs. LLOYD Breeze will sing At the Park
Congregational church ~ the morning aud
evening service today
Miss Hughes, of Jefferson-sge. gives
large reception for the young society peo-
pie Tuesday evening.
Mr. John Seymour. of Barclay st. is
slowing eOayalescening from his reoeat
severe illness.
Mr. aud Ms. W II. Hughes will give a
Tea 81 their home on Unlon-sL. Saturday
night.
Mrs. c. l. Weed, of Detroit, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. A. z. stuart, Of Lyon-st.
Mrs William McAullen gave a progres-
siye eachre party last Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Mcintyre gives a progressive
eachre party on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs M X Bissel gave another
progressive euchre party last night
Miss Strong, of Olean. y. Y. is visiting
Miss Hughes. OF Jetfsrson-ave.
Mr.. Charles sutton. OF Charlevoi1, took
supper with DR.. Graves Friday.
Mr. j. ID. Lacey is home from his two
months' visit 10 Honduras.
Mr. and Mrs. Emo: Putnam leave for New
Orleans tomorrow.
Valentine Day tomorrow Don't forget
your sweethearts!
Mr.. Eugene w. Jones leaves for New York
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long are home from
Chicago.
Mrs \. Fred Avery gave tea party on
Friday.
Ms. Alan Murray has gone to Detroit for
a visit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Facts, Theories and Advice Prom Wen
known Authorities on Health

Notwithstanding the thorough investigs-
tons during late years Of the physiology of
digestion, authorities continue "a differ ON
some important points. One tells u that The
habit OF chewing gum is very preJudicial be-
cause II excites sslivary glands ~ uDnaturaiiy
that when callei upon afterward 10 art IN the
masiicaiion of food they canDo- respond a.
fully a. they should Again we are Informed
that perfect rest Of al the organs is essential
b. refreshing sleep. ant that II food j. taken
just before retiring. and we 50 20 sleep with a
stomach more or less fun. the slecp viii be
unsatisfactory and disturbed On the other
hand. authorities of Amherst college, IN In
siructons T. students recommend half an
hour Of sleep after dinner and supper. and the
eating Of a few Graham crackers just before
retiring. wh.u wakcful from brsiuwork. 20
draw the exccsr - blood from the brain q the
stomach They also state that chewing gum
daily before eating. aids the digestion - food
by increasing the iiow of saliya sId - rsulaies
Indirectly the secretion ~ the digestive iuiofe
Of the srnonach Science. ia commenting on
these differing v.ers. a~rps~ that food is USE
fnl in cases of siesples-noss ana believes That
many a person has la-n keTs awake from a
mistaken whim that he must not eat ~ night
u is of opinion tiat few Graham crncserr
can never do harm. lmt Is douiffpl as - The
benefits ~ chewing gum upon the digestion.
and would lo tate - recommend II without
q guaranty of the composition ~ the gum
rrr1
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
The Church in which the whois Bsdy
Worship.

sAsDKAASiAS CHURCH, DASsUkY. TT.
In the old cemetery At Danbury, Conn rests
the bones Of Robert 6andemAn, one Of the
founders Of the sect called Sande manians, and
in the same town Is the only nesting house Of
these people on this continent The illustra-
tion given is from photograph and gives an
excellent idea Of the appearance Of this church
which Is In size 25x30 feet. Here assemble
every Sunday a faithful band Of ten people
who comprise the descendants Of the followers
OF Sandeman who settled here in l764 SO
that this sect WA I'm existence when the Wes-
leyans and Baptists were almost unknown.
In England there are yet .ew congrega-
tions OF this sect Ore of their chapels was
located in St Paul's alley London. and il
was here that the great scientific philosopher
Michael Faraday worShiped He who could
fill the largest ball in all London with learned
men from all parts Of the world 10 hear his
lectures, would on Sunday walk 10 this chapel
regularly and engage in the services with the
two dozen members
One Of the peculiarities OF the Sandemanian
form Of worship is that they have a weekly
love feast in which the whole congregation
dine together 1t was the original intention
10 have this take place in the churches, where
a dining room was provided, but in Danbury
they find it more convenient 10 have this din
ner served at the house of one Of the mem
bers. Here they also pray and sing. ana the
kiss Of brotherhood passes between the mem
bers Of both sexes From this custom they
have been vulgarly called "Kissites"
Their rules prohibit games Of chance,
prayers at funerals, college training as well
as most Nineteenth century innovations, while
in food they are forbidden to use flesh meat
and "all things strangled."
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
4 Word .hont Menus.

II one i about 10 entertain a ceremoniOus
company use unhesitatingly the French bill
OF fare Ii. on the other hand, the guests are
plain. practical people, who in all probability
10 not read French readily, employ an Eng
lish bin II fare
IF the dinner * intended 20 be fine one
provide one menu for each guest, written on
small sheets Of paper or on French bills Of
fare cards. which come for the purpose.
When expense i no object, have cards for
your own use especially engraved, with your
mOnograms or other device at the top of the
,ard, nnd forms for different courses follow
ing. 50 headed that You have only 10 fiji out
the places with the special dishes for the oc-
easiOn
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

Wooden weddings occur after five years Of
married life, and afford the bride much re-
furnishing OF the kitchen, and nowadays
some beautiful presents Of wood carving
The wooden wedding, which was originally
Begun in jest with a stepladder and rolling
DIN, now threatens TO become a very splendid
anniversary indeed, since the art Of carving
n wood is ~ popular and so much practised
~ both sexes. Every che j. ready for a
carved box. picture frame, screen. --'"board,
,hair, dressing table, or other carved object
Iet no one fe afraid on these anniversaries 10
offer a bit of wood artistically carved
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

filed 80 well as % attract the attention % The
New York Central and Hudson River rail
road autboriiies. who f1ade him their general
passenger and ticket agent. the position be
held az his death
Henry Monet. newly appointed general
passenger agent - the New York Central
and hudson River Railroad company. IS.
Ike his lre'lccessor, Young man lla was
born Ia Columbus, O.. De-. .. ls5s Al The
age of rs be entered the Office - TIE Pitts
burg. Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS RAILWAY at
Columlu.. and remained with that company
for thirteen wears During Shat ti4ue ho was
rate and division clerk. chief clerk general
passenger department. assistant gene. al pas
sengor agent and chief assistant general
passenger agent July !. ls,1. De became
general passenger agent - The New York.
Chicago and 80 Louis railway. and on March
I. lss3. was made general passenger a1ent of
the New York. Wet Shore ard Buffalo rsl-
WAY. in which position be has Continued -
the present time II oxpei ience in develop
ing the passenger traffic ~ new reads IS con-
siieraiie. and bis aJiliiy is shown ~ his euc-
ces in Ks Sickel Pate and West Shore
"a waTe
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
Think They wIn Postpone.

The Peninsalar CLUB seriously contem-
plates giying up It's annual bali. which was
q D. held a week from tomorrow night,
because so many other society events hap
pen near and upon that date Such q move
on their part would be most appreciated by
the Schubert Club, which nx-d upon the
same date some time ago FOR giving its
pretty opera -Four Years Sentinel. -
Every effOrI has been made 10 change the
time but none have proved successful. The
Schuberts have worked diligently for this
prs sentAtiOn and deserve an immense hOuss
AZ Powers a week from tomorrow night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

City ladies' have adopted for the nurses Of
.heir children tie French style OF dre-s-dark
stuff gowns. white aprons and caps. French
nurses lr'.. indeed very much the fashion. rs
10 s. considered ali important that children
>h'uid learn tO speak French AZ soon a. they
cau art euiate- II IS however. more important
that the uure b. a middle aged p.rSon ~
Trustworthy character than that she be able
90 srsaa FRENCH Many mothers make their
selections in rhi> direction with a view T. the
moral anl physical weIi being ~ the little
ones rats.r than what j. the fashion
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

AT the next regular meeting of the c. J.
5 c., Tuesday. Fec. l5. in the Neil Conser-
ystory. the following programme will be
presented:
SOLO. by Miss Snsie WeltOn; Essay. Astrol-
ogv. by Ms Wilson. Piano S,lO, by Miss
Adela Broour. Talk on Optici. by Miss
Jeanie Harrington Recitation by Mr.. w.
T. Wilson. Taole Taik War Of the Roses.
Ea-h member Is requested - write some
lines suitable for a valentine in a card en-
closed iu blank envelope and drop Il into
box on entering the halt These " Ill
b. snaken up aud passed To each as the roll
j. called
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Customs Practicrd I'm Po-
Ute Saci@ty.

MANNERS and Customs Practicrd I'm Po-
Ute Society.
C;-.v.lcrien in society, whether single or
rnrliod. have .Mr engraved ON their cards.
= srrn oAlong carl is proper for gentlemen.
4 Gentleman sLould nof call on young Lads
wi;houi asking for her mother or her chape-
ron. nor should IA leave car,ls for her alone,
bnt always leave one for her mother. When
calling on young lady who Is visiting AT a
friend house, the Guest ought % inquire OF
the visitor if the lady of the house viii sec
him. Thus giving her chance - accept or de-
cline The hostess will probably Dee intro
duced and Say few words, afterward leav-
ing the guest and young lady 10 converse to
rcther
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
ohalr. far The nlnlnr Hnon

room are uncomfor' DE AMI inappropriate
Bv all mems sso to 81 that the chairs be Of
eqgai he.ghf at the table Perhaps eny one
may know fv experience the rrfsl 70 bis good
humor in finding himself perched above Or
Elnz H. ior tbe general Inc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
a BRIGHT RAILROAD MAN.

Henry Noneft, Newly Appointed New York
Central Passenger AGent-His Predecessor.
Daniel NJ. kendrick. the late general pas
senger agent of the New York Central rail
road, was born in Cambridge, Mass, Sept. !,
1896 In 1872 he entered the service Of the
Paris and Decatur railroad, and continued
with that road until May 81, ls77, first as
clerk in the auditors office and later as gen
eral passenger and ticket agent June l. 1881
be became southwestern passenger agent Of
the Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and In
dianapols and indianapolis and St Loris
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

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IL going 70 and from ths supper
Prrsidel.t Weston EaO l. last.
xu returu ia tine " open the bali
49, thsss = ~ little n4tter among the
yoaax ~Omen Ia thsiF wonder ~hO bis
D.rtaer TOR that notable occazi on siu DC
eaca ~ the bellies, perhaps. wonders u Z
sill not os Der very 0su sell The iELE-
ezAa HEKALDs society editor cAn MAKE
really susss and be thinks the Third ward
contains the fsir one
Tue OCCASION Is grand one. sill De
.orth making 4 strenuous effort 40 attend,
for af.sr 4 there Is little Of excitement To
DC loozed for for many weary days Turn
out then every one 80 fortunate as - Dc
invited aad make nsrrle shile yo1 cah.